"Moving Through" Hazardous Terrain

[Alex Chesterfield]

The rules for Hazardous Terrain say, "when a model moves through or resolves one of its actions while in Hazarous Terrain, it suffers the effects..." How is "moving through" defined? If a model starts it's movement in Hazardous Terrain and then moves out of it, is that considered moving through? Is that also the case of the model starts its movement with its base partially overlapping the terrain and then moves out of it?

Essentially what I'm asking is, if a model moves into HT and ends it's move within the terrain, then takes its second move to move out of the terrain, does the model suffer the effects twice? Does this change at all if the model has flight?

Thanks!

[Angelshard]

Moving through essentially means that your base is in the terrain at any point during the movement (note that being base to base with the terrain feature doesn't count as being in it). 

If you move into hazardous and then spend a second action moving out, you would suffer the effect twice. 

If you attack twice while standing in hazardous you would suffer the effect twice. 

If you have a place effect, like flight or leap, and start or end in the hazardous terrain you would suffer the effect. This is because your base is in the terrain when you start or end your walk and so you count as moving through it. 

Hope this makes sense😊